Ben2057
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- Cls320 Cdi W219 2006
Need to replace front torsion bar bushes, is this a hard job to do.
I have new bushes, just wanted to know whats involved to replace them, is it a straight forward jobAFAIK the bushes are bonded to the bar. You have to replace the lot.
CLS 320cdi W219 2006What car?
Looks nothing like the access you have on a CLS, that’s why I’m asking if any CLS owners have done this work.
Does Haynes do a manual for your car ?Any help would be appreciated
Haynes doesn’t do a manual for this carDoes Haynes do a manual for your car ?
The engine is the same as the E class diesels for future reference , plenty of Haynes for the E’sHaynes doesn’t do a manual for this car
The engine is the same as the E class diesels for future reference , plenty of Haynes for the E’s
I also remember how easy it was on cars made years ago but sadly engineers nowadays don’t think of easy access to parts, the bolts for this anti roll bar are in a very awkward position and cannot get access to them, but thanks for your reply.I remember changing these on a friends Escort (I know) years ago. I think we had to soak them and the bar in soapy water, force them on, then settle the car down and torque the brackets up, with the car at ride height. Was 20 years ago, so that might be nonsense, that's what I remember